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Omar abdullah cabinet meeting: Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah took a big step and held a cabinet meeting in Pahalgam. It was here that the terrorists attacked a big attack in Basaron Valley of Pahalgam on 22 April and took the lives of 26 tourists including a local. After this, the number of tourists in Jammu and Kashmir reduced considerably.
Now to woo tourists, Abdullah called a cabinet meeting on Tuesday (May 27) in Pahalgam instead of Srinagar. CM said that we have not come here only for government initiative, we have come here because we do not want panic and bloodshed in the state. We want progress and prosperity in Jammu and Kashmir.
Tourist is welcome in Jammu and Kashmir- Omar Abdullah
He said, “The people of the entire Jammu and Kashmir and Pahalgam raised their voice against the terrorist attack on 22 April, we are all against terror and terrorism. Tourists came again in Jammu and Kashmir and they are welcome here, we held a meeting.
The Chief Minister said, “Tourism has a very large stake for our economy and all the people of the state. The world should view the tourism of Jammu and Kashmir as an economy. We feel that tourists will come to Jammu and Kashmir again. ”
5-6 weeks were not good for the whole country- Omar Abdullah
Omar Abdullah said, “The last 5 – 6 weeks have not been good for the whole country and Jammu and Kashmir has suffered the most. During this trouble, we also need the help of the Central Government and move forward. ”
He said, “After the attack in Basaron Valley, we have decided that we have to visit security and we have to provide security there. We will make arrangements for the tourist coming here and we sincerely hope that tourists will start coming here again.
Tourists would not like to come here without security- CM
Abdullah said, “We will be able to start tourism only when we are able to provide security arrangements here. The central government will also have to take initiative about this, not only the responsibility of our government, but also. Tourists would not like to come here without security arrangements. ”
On the question of what we got from Operation Sindoor, Omar Abdullah said that you do not see anything other than the quarrel?
Omar Abdullah said that the Prime Minister has also held a meeting regarding the tourism starting again in Jammu and Kashmir and it has also been discussed in the meeting of NITI Aayog.